This afternoon, we had a little ramble near the Boynton's house. The beauty of this place is hard to describe.
The Co-op is full of delicious goodies!!!
Edenbridge High Street, looking toward the Eden Bridge
Too bad I'm not teaching about these puppies anymore
Because these are perfect examples of
Late-medieval timber-frame houses
This one is interesting because of its clapboard siding
I love the terra-cotta siding
Road to the church
Church-yard gate
St. Peter and Paul
An unusual double aisle
Rod and Kris identifying fuchsias
Kris, Rod, and Vic
View of the Eden River from the bridge
Fences and fields
The misty days continue
Hedgerows are full of life
The ivy is doing its best to take over this tree
D&R on the road again
V&R headed for home
Tomorrow we head north and will not be posting for a few days, but will try to catch up when we return. So that's all for now and for a few more days.
OXO
D.
12 comments:
It appears you are crutchless.
What a charming place. I think I will need to pull out a Jane Austen drama to watch to help alleviate this pang of envy.
Yes, I also noticed you were sans crutches. Excellent! I will be sad to not have you posting each day, makes work more enjoyable as I day dream of not being here. Have a lovely trip! Much love,
Katy Kathryn
Beautiful. Why doesn't America look like that? It's a shame.
Anna and Katy Kathryn:
I stashed the crutches for the photo, but I am still using them for long walks. They help, at least I think they do. The knee is feeling somewhat better, but still is not 100%. I have been able to go as long and hard as everyone else. In fact, your mother is having issues and not walking so well. It appears to be sciatica or something of the like. So the only one who is worth a pinch is Rod. I wonder what is going to happen to him. As he said, it is just a matter of time. He will probably look left when he should look right.(please picture a winking emoticon here)
D.
D.
SOOO Beautiful! Have fun on your North Trip! Sorry to hear you are all Gimps! Way to hold out Uncle Rod!
What's wrong with aunt Vic?
It really is just beautiful. What a great place to live! Have fun up Narth.
What fun! It looks like you're the only ones around. Thanks for sharing Uncle David.
Steve B.
Katy Anonymous:
Aunt Vic also suffers from a sciatica issue.
D.
The pictures are just lovely!
As always, I have to post for-and-in-behalf-of your son...He is mightily envious of the food, thinks he should be there too, and wishes you all the best. I, on the other hand, think that a day in Marks and Spencer would do mom a world of good! :)
Again, so absolutely gorgeous! Nice to catch up on your trip.
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